It seems every time I turn the news on or pick up a paper, a story is linked to
Twitter.
Just out of curiousity, do any of you use Twitter to connect with movie poster
collectors and movie enthusiasts who you could introduce to the hobby?
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I thought twittering was what goes on at the Manhole Bar & Grill
At 10:55 AM 7/17/2009, joel katte wrote:
It seems every time I turn the news on or pick up a paper, a story
is linked to Twitter.
Just out of curiousity, do any of you use Twitter to connect with
movie poster collectors and mo
Twitter was created for kids as a variation on a gigantic chat room. The
reason you now see everything linked to twitter is that the mass media
quickly picked up on this idea (promoted by the twitter creators) that
it would make a great online "billboard" and so they began pushing it as
adverti
the weird thing with Twitter, too, i am finding... i get notices from
them (as all do) when someone starts to follow you... but the weird
thing is this: i have gotten a number of these notices regarding
people following me that I DONT EVEN KNOW!! lol.. why would a
stranger choose to follow
, 2009 3:22 PM
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Subject: Re: [MOPO] MOPO : TWITTER?
the weird thing with Twitter, too, i am finding... i get notices
from them (as all do) when someone starts to follow you... but the
weird thing is this: i have gotten a number of these notices
regarding people
Jeff,
They are spammers. The automated spam robots go out and harvest new
tweets and then start supposedly "following" them, but what they are
waiting for is for you to publish a valid email address in one of your
tweets -- at which point they will send spam to that address.
Oops. By replyin
When I lived on Sutter St in San Francisco, I was in close proximity to
not only the Manhole, but also the Cockpit and the (ahem) White Swallow
Bar. You can't make this stuff up.
I don't Twitter. Facebook works great for me; hey, I've gotten work out
of it! It also allows me to get absolutely
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